Across
- 3. The ______ in China resisted the many inroads of Japan and other imperial powers differently. (Page 121)
- 5. The beginning of the 20th century saw the U.S. joining those who claimed to be taking up the ______ of distant imperial rule. (Page 126)
- 8. In 1900, U.S. Secretary of State John Hay announced the ______ Policy by which America advocated eliminating all barriers to free trade. (Page 125)
- 11. JIN ______ left her traditional marriage and two children to seek education in Japan. (Page 124)
- 13. ____________ to colonization occurred regularly.
- 15. The ______ powers used Japan’s defeat of China in 1894–1895 to make new demands for access to the country and monopoly control of trade. (Page 125)
Down
- 1. Many ______ resistance groups stressed equality of men and women. (Page 122)
- 2. Political resistance can appear in all sorts of guises. In small acts of sabotage like ______ or dramatic ones like assassinations. (Page 120)
- 4. Sigmund Freud was a ______ physician who held novel beliefs about the importance of dreams. (Page 128)
- 6. The ______ War, 1899–1902, was incredibly brutal and saw their first concentration camps. (Page 120)
- 7. The Open Door Policy could change the way the empire worked, making control more ______ behind the scenes. (Page 126)
- 9. In a speech in 1904, Count Senjibu Okuma explained his country’s military success against ______, stressing Japan's modernity and purposeful policies. (Page 131)
- 10. After ______ defeated China in 1894, it imagined itself part of the imperialist "club." (Page 131)
- 12. Many colonized people in the ______ classes organized to protect, if not liberate themselves from, great powers. (Page 132)
- 14. Traders, missionaries, ______, armies, and government officials brought chaos. (Page 119)